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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-26
A Tragedy in Five Chapters
From the Chicago Tribune.

"Who was that in your box the other
night. Molliew asked beautiful blonde be-
ing, framed by nature to support the strug-
Cling milliners at the expense of the head
family first and some other man after, to a
brunette being of the same kind.
30, that was Mr.. Smith, of New York
He's awful handsome, isn't he, Josiem
He's just splendid"
"He's of good family, too"
Introduce me, won't your
80, he's poor"
"Poor thingn
''Ill tell you what we'll do. I'll keep him
for the Santa Cruz trip and you can have
him for the springs"
Extract from letter from Augustus
Caesar Smith, San Francisco, to his sister in
New York:
You will be pleased, my dearest sis, to
know that l am progressing finely in Cali
fornia. | have just met most charming
young lady, Miss Mollie Blank, whose father
has devoted many years most successfully to
dollarculture She is much struck with me,
and it seems to be quite genuine. She has
invited me so strongly to go to Santa Cruz
while her family is there that l trust to con-
summate the matrimonial scheme very
shortly. l feel that l only need speak now
to be accepted. Congratulate mel"
I'LL
elbow was he, Mollier"
"Whop'
Smith
''Smiths What Smith,,
"Smith, of New York"
so, he was splendid The first two weeks
we hand an elegant time"
"Well, you remember your promise?"
"What about"
''To give him to men
Certainly. You can have him. He's
all right; very pleasant and agreeable until
he proposes to marry you. Then he's no
good. Look out for him. He made eight
holes in the sand with his knees at Santa
Cruz imploring me to become Mrs. Smith. -
~.
Extract from letter from A. G. Smith to
his sister:
"You will be panied to learn that found
the Mollie Blank | told you about a little
fool couldn't stand her after two weeks
acquaintance You would not have liked
her, know. l have become smitten with
a true and noble little woman, Miss Josie
-, who is in every respect the antithesis
of that coquet. She will make lovely lit
tie wife-and she is quite as wealthy. / am
happy this time, for know she loves men
V.
Brief note from A. G. Smith to his sister
'.MY DEAREST SIsTER-Strike father for
$3.50 for me TO get home with. Your affec-
tionate brother. GUS"
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Social PuSherS.

Boston Letter to the Providence Journal
That the most humiliating feature of mod
ern society is to be found in the articles OF
those who wish to ''get on" in the fashiona-
Bile world has often enough been remarked ;
yet there is still room for amaZement at the
ingenuity of the devices to which snobs will
resort. We have had good many weddings
recently in the eiSEborhood of Boston, and
among other brid * of high social position
has been Miss X, whose family is rather
noted for its excldsiveness. When the invi-
tations for the wedding were sent out Mrs.
A, woman who is really devoured by
social ambition, was not included III the list
OF guests She had met Mrs. X. and had
somewhat overstepped the strict proprietles
OF etiquette in the manner i'll which she had
called upon that exclusive lady. Now, she
was doubtless much chagrined at not re-
ccelving card for wedding which was TO
be a very large one, but she was by no
means ready to abandon the field. On the
day after the invitations went out Mrs A.
sent Miss *, q valuable and well-selected
piece of plate Us wedding gift Miss X,
IN the privacy of select circle of intimate
Trends, declared that she would not have
tIle present. II was urged upon her that
she certainly could not return it.
hut | will not acknowledge itp' she de-
clared angrily.
But then, my DEAR her mother said,
you will be putting yourself in the wrong.
GU cannot be rude, and especially to no
body like Mrs. Al
~ don't care, persisted the daughter, 81
VIII not invite her anyway. This is my
wedding and l viii have whom please.
one can't buy an invitation with her trump.
cry old prestnt.n
But, OF course, in tho end, Mrs. A. was
invited, and She appeared at the wedding
WIN the air Y being the most intimate
friend OF the family II amused those who
Knew the story ,put Mrs. A. is clever enough
10 make the fact that she was there tell for
agood deal in Ter struggle up the social
heights.
stu moro amazing trick was resorted
oS Boston LADY this winter TO get to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-26
WESLEYAN
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THE FIFTIETH ANNUAL SESSION BEGINS
OCT. 3, 1887.
Location beautiful. Life home-lilse. Educa
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The best instruction in Literature, Music, Sci
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-26
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,

SAVANNAH, April 5th, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the Quarantine
Officer is instructed not TO deliver letters 10 YES
sells which are not subjected to quarantine de-
tention, unless the name of consignee and state
mept that the vessel is ordered TO some other
port appears upon the face of the envelope.
This order Is made necessary In consequence OF
the enormous bulk of drumming letters sent 70
the station for vessels which are to arrive
]. T, MCFARLAND, d. D.,
Health Oficar
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QuAnANTINE NOTICE.
OFFICE HEALrn OFrrcr

SAVANNAH. March 18th, 1887
Pilots OF the Port of Savannah are informed
that the Sapeo Quarantine Station will 10 OPEN
ed on APRIL fst. 1887
specialization OF the Pilots Is directed to
O., IONS Nos 81 and 18th, Quarantine Regnla
tiou,
Most rigid enforcement OF quarantine rcgula-
tons viii b. maintained by the Health authori-
ties. J. 7. MCFARLAND, NJ ID,
Health Cf1car.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-14
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GENERAL LOCAL MARKET

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-14

Chill ~ Goggau- music store Nc.
1883 South Fourth street, Waco, and
see tina elegant ucN upright pianos
for $3.50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-14

Table linens, srrim-. bDi spreads
and lace curAin- ut halt price th-
week at Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-14

\ family dinner for ten persons can
be cooked at d. cost of cents ON 70 -,.
stove.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-14

Aprt- Alden process, cNupuratpd o. gc;
Ia sliced &C.; brigh, quarters ''gGh.
b IS To Jubhcls at mills, sacked "c e
a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-14

IRE" &" Passengers holding nratcins4
ti"h"iS from galveston Or uous.
ton 80 I"rt W"tfh, Gnin"4VtIIo
or Dniins, pr from - worth,
Enin"sViIi" or DniIns to
''nl'o-t0n ar Houstun
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02
the word-a general rejoicing over the
recovery of their daughter, who has
been quite i'll for several years.

A curious account Of a Chinese anas-
thetic is given in Nouv. Remedies april,
p. 1863. Itappears that DR.. W. Lambuth
mentions in his third annual report of
the Soehow hospital an experiment made,
at the suggestion of a Chinese doctor,
with this preparation. A substance re-
.sembling wax, but harder and semi-trans-
parent, IN the form of tablet was cut
into small pieces and digested in water
for tWenty-four hours, together with a
small white, woody excresence. fhe
liquid was then found by DR.. Lambuth
to possess well-marked na,thetic prop
critics. 1t was found that numbness of
the lips and tongue was produced, and
that the finger immersed in the solution
for some minutes could then be pricked
with a needle without any pain being
felt. The tablet was described as being
the juice of the eyes of a frog. 1t was
probably the substance obtained by the
Chinese by placing a frog in a jar con-
tanning flour and irritating the animal,
when 1t exudes liquid which forms a
paste with the flour. This is then dried
and made into cakes bearing some re-
semblance to button lac. If the anas-
thetic property be due to the frogs ex-
erection and not to the white, woody ex-
cre8enee above mentioned, the fact sug-
gests the possibility of the animal using
the secretion to deaden the pain to which
1t might be subjected by its enemies.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

one OF the SWEETEST weddings of next
TALL Will take place in October. The par.
qeS TO the contract are Thurlow Weed
Barnes, nephew of the late Thur]ow
Weed, and Miss Frances Isabella Morris
daughter Of John A. Morris. the Lonis
lana Lottery king, whose fortune is esti-
mated at $4,000 900 to $15,OO0,000,
MISS Morris is his only child. She is
worth 100000 in her own RIGHT, and on
a aep wedding day she will receive 81 Co.,.
WV from her indulgent father. The
ceremony will take place at the family
mansion nanmt.. :, at IhrQgg's Neck, Westchester
county, N, Y. Thousands of invitations n.
T " be sent out to all sections Of the
United States-to New Orleans wboro
Mr. N Morris married; to CHICAGO, San
f:a9ncl83co; and to Europe, where the
o[lae,elect went to school The Nor,
[iSeS' 1t is said, intend to make the wod
Jung an eplthalamium in every sense OF Of
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

either eltaer of persecution Or was az the victim
p VISITOR was military man ly of The
fronted, and he has lsa's sesn that felt at.
81 tire. lie interested 'p0 re Of the
members of the board IN Gs'9 ~. The other
one one OF the visitors came to w Ta ss;s and
part PantmeRt authorities and to St tb war p De-
1 Geat Inc result was that Evans 'ns W.T. nres
sentence, and was assigned i INN al his
upon graduation to a Tepima 1ntil ne
important duties have reeep fI' H. bea winch
trusted. The intervention Of : tb psf p.. IN,
dent In case that does not involve tuS ntS IS.
ml5sal from West Point is quite J unn, aIsi
and can only be interpreted to me an4 t5aa
under this administration, if f'g imn 'nai'
n ne or INSTRUMENTATION Of a cs arptfa u
West Point is TO be punished, the s@ ofo. a.
IN command there are also to he hem; IN
stfQeted that tyranny is not essential f.
good discipline, and that the best way ~
make good soldiers of the cadets + ~
treat them as men and not as slaves
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

West Point has met with pretty Sc
we're rebuke from the administration in
the revocation by the President of the
uneXecuted part of the sentence against
Cadet Evans of Illinois. He was tried
by court-martial, found guilty, and SEN
fenced, because he had stated to young
lieutenant, who was one of his instruc-
tors, that he had treated him unfairly.
Ills classmates told the members of the
board OF visitors that Evans had simply
tod the truth, whatever difference of
OPINION there might be as to the pro
Rnety OF giving expression to his views.
But military discip line, as interpreted at
West Point, could not brook this. and
the sentence of the court-martial con.
demned the cadet to remain at the acad-
envy during the entire term of the en-
campment, and to be put down two mum,
berS on the list. The confinement might
be endured, but to be placed down two
numbers was great degradation, which
would follow the cadet through life, and.
"hlch might seriousl y interfere with lust
promotion at an important period in his
career. The officers of West Point were
Re; with by high officials.
They were told that, in the opinion Of
the outside world, the sentence
was regarded as arbitrary and severe,
ana would tend to bring the
academy into disfavor in quarters
Where 1t much needs friends. The reply
simply was that the ofense was chem
Gus that was the term used-and that.
the sentence must stand. But it hap
pened that young Evans had a great
many influential friends, and one Of Them
o " .;t 10 be member Of the board of
n n1} to West Point this year. That
member investigated the case, and was
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

Pleated skirt waists of striped or
sprlgged linen, percale or batiste, for
negIge uses, are growing more and more
IN favor and are worn at all the summer
resorts, over skirts of various kinds. The
deep sailor col ar is frequently briar-
stitched with fast,dye cotton in red or
blue, and the cuffs are finished to match
A row of red or blue bone buttons fasten8
the blouse down the front.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

One of the wealthiest women in Chi
eago is Mrs. Muncel Talcott, ehildless
widow of three score years. When her
husband was fatally III few years ago
he requested her never to hoard dollar.
Her income is $4,000 per annum, and
OF this sum she devotes SIS, 1000 to local
charity. Her gifts are mainly in the
shape of wood, coal, clothing and pro-
visions to the deserving poor.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

Silver 81 is not very costly, unless more
skill is expended upon it than goes to
t the making of one Of the huge oxydized
belt chains, but still girl who wears one
should consider little before buying one
SO immense that its size represents a
week of her fathers income, Any man
can guess out the value of one of those
ornaments and form his ideas of the
wearer accordingly, and nine men out of
ten refuse to regard them as ornaments
at all and call them all kinds of uncom-
pIlmentary names.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

There is a new blue green of such
wonderful beauty that an enthusiast
who has seen it asserts that all the other
eolors look dull beside it. Fortunately
for the orange colors and scarlets it is
safe in London, and no great quantity of
it will arrive here for six weeks at least.
A New York woman is bringing home a
watering-place costume of it, however,
and it is we'll to be prepared.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-02

The black and white checked silks of
the cheapest quality make very pretty
summer bonnets. The quantity of the
material needed is very small, and the
contrasts in the checks is 50 effective that
very little trimming is necessary. With
one OF these bonnets, lustreless black
trock and white shawl, woman looks
well dressed for all hours of the day and
for almost any occasion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-21
Sin aantma,sm tn Der llnteraabt,

0tW StWWIu&Ubu w DSS W"teSitHpS
benz burd Elm leitenbes unb fdreienbes
Sinh mebrere Hd1te Der Sdlof 8eraubt
nurbe unb Der su Der neber3eusuns ses
langte, boe Wrs. @iuslcws ScOtbins
6prup aerabe Der Nrtifel fei, beifen er fur
bas ain6 bsnStbiste, faufte einen gOrrath
bapcn. als er mad 9auie fam unb ieis
ner 6rau baron Wittheilune ma4te, weis
aerte fe fid, benz 3inbe BON benz @efaufs
ten su perabreiden, bu fie cine Gnbdn8e,
rim ber 9cmScputhie mar. Die nddfte
Wudt purbe riebsr fdlafcs psrbro4t.
Gls Der gater am nddffen Gage mad
Sauie fem, fanb er bas Sinh fdledter
ais ie, unb ba e: abermals cine idlofcie
Nadt befardtete, perabreidte &c rdhrenb
Der Mbpeienbeit isiner 5rau benz ainbe
cine YOrticn bes Gprup unb iagte nifts
bacon. Die Naht barauf i4lief Gaes
pcbl urb Der tleine Sdreier- erwadte
am Wcrsen nit beiterm @efidt. Die
Mfntter mar erfreut aber ben plSsliten
u~unberbaren BeHfel unb obwpbl fe f4
3usrt belsibist fibl.e, als fe Guftldruns
erbielt, ieete fe benucd ben @ebraud
bes 6brups fort. S9reienbe 9inber
uub fdlaioie Na9te fnb ibr Jest unbes
fannt. Cine e~in3elne Brobe NIT benz
Snrup bat nod bas 2eiben iebes Rinbes
uub bas Bcrurtbeil Der Wutter befie8t.
Sn allen Gpcthefen Su haben; Is Gents
bic 6laf&e.
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gHu,. & gpbu.

lIniere 9arptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6Ieii6, unb um ioldes frii9 lno
gut sl erlangen, fanr man unm6gli9
einen 5uperIdifiseren Mtartt finben, aIs
ben BON Wm. S6fing & Sobn, No.
511 gpe. 6. Die Serren baben benz
@ei6mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragett unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
faIfe 9uftmaf6ine erri6tet, pelde allen
@nforberungen fir @rbaltung urb gnts
fernung i9dbli@er Sngrebiensen bes
SIeif6es entipri9t. Sic baben beff6n'
Big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen sroBen
8orratb BON Waffbieb, aus pel6em
rtllr bas Bette fur ibre 3unoen gepdblt
piro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beiu9e bem Marft, SO. 81
Mbenue 6. 1,1Otlf
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L. HUH & SOHN,
bic aIte uub bepabrte
Gtfen< u. 6Dl5waaren>,
Tarbsn. uub Gamensp aneInus
$50, s1s NIB sss lsrit>6 ira6e.

VkIb&b~ W. @V<0tVWWSSss
Tasbsns uun Gamensp aubIuue
$50, sas rnb ass aarit>e tra6e,
can .Autcnip- ....--------.xeyae.
Saben erboIieu cine gar.aaoung
.. 2aubreth & Schu Sdme'
reteu.
Erab . grbfen, Bcbueu unb aorn, GeIe Rom
neibes unb geIbes. gbenfaus trbaIten: eine
GarIabnnq o. 2anbretb & Sobu e6te Sanen.
aartoffeIn, aIs ME extra earIb Berrnont
Garth Roie, Beautb Of Sebrcn, @bite gle.
pbnnt unb neue Sortsn, GarFelb unb State
eriuartsu cine garIabuna Carly amber unb
garIh Orange 3u6errobr.S amen, seirobnlide
unb German SKILLET, gsbptiides Meis. unb
8efertforn. 2 amen. I'm 9ano: Sobuion, Nixeo
Seizure, Srdarb, Berrenial Rhe, unb Nafens
Gras Samen. Beifer f4tpetiider eafer.
aaenten fur MiefIe Gras 3eit.
bfIiae, fnb bic beifen, einfdmifen, biaigifen,
ffarffen unb Ieiht gebeibfen Reitpfiise i; fOus
men NIT spei gutsu Yferbeu ober WuIeu bears
beitet perben. Gbeufals rEouguelfss Blue
8ea1, .8eantb@ unb reaureI1, gan; fabI,
riding and walking CultIvators nit ODER obne
Rorlls uzb 8oumtpollen. 4fanser.
aasuten far bic b~erabmten Brinly Pfluege,
Hlanet II. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
bined, 6cnb SamensriIs, Rfise uub euIs
iipatoren. guf. Q. 8redt @urfnaidiuen uub
Builder litenfIien, Sarrifon Bros. 6 60, gu
@ebrau9 fsrtig eemifdte 6arben, gbas. Mntbs
Souia.g xtraeforen, BienensMauder, MeHer &c.
@fr fnufen brett bon Gabrifeu unb b~erfaufen
tu ben niebrisaeu Marftpreiien fur 'cash".
T.. Huth 4 Sohn.
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- Sin Seguin it cine Beuesung i'm
gange, bic barouf binaieIt. bic Stabt
NIT Neu BraunfeIs In gifeababnberbins
bung au feben. Die Strede betrdst iiar
ID Weilen unb es finb ri9t bic gering.
fen 9eraini6uierigfeiten gu iberuius
BEN, 10 bab bic Babn febr biaig gebaut
tuerben fam. gs finb bereits $4,000
flr BEN 3ued aufgebra9t iporben.
NeusB raunfels beginftigt bas proieft.
= Sm 9bIer iuurbe RObert @iuH auf
cine Retlamation bes Sberiffs bon 8e'
rar gountp bier perbaftet. aIs CT serabe
i'm Begr,f ifanb, cine aGtbare iunge
Dame au beiratben. Winn ftamult aus
San MSarcos. Die Nnflage gegen i'm
lautet auf Worb.
= Dem Reprdfeutauten 9atimer
tpirb bon feinen golegen libel mitges
fpieIt. sic erlauben fi9, nit ihm als
lerIei lllt 3u treiben unb betorireu jeben
Woraet, ebe CT feinea SIP einnimmt,
fein pult NIT fatprii9engilberu, Sprii'
den unb ~naietpeiien Nnfragen. Gum
8eilpieI uirb angefrast tuer fur fsine
S6ndpIe be3ablt &c. Wenn man nun
bebenft, baB 2atiner Gin ausgeipro9es
aer probibitionif 1T, 10 wirb man ieis
ne Wut6 begreifen, bic i'm baau trieb,
ben S6ub bes Spre9ers an3urufen.
Der 8oribenbe bes 9aufes mics benn
aud ben SergeantsatsI rms on, Dos
rauf an adter, baB Der Gentleman bon
palo pinto ferner rti1t mebr belditigt
unb beleibigt uirb.
6err 6enrp Seele in 9eot
Springs bat ben 9ontraft fir ben Bau
zines ~gerdumigen speiftodigen 9auies
a~usgegeben.
= Oie gountp : 4ommiFdre bon
Qenbaa gountp baben bic folgeuben
Wegeaufieber ernannt: @oab preeintt
1, s.. Clemens; 2. u. Bebr; 8, s.
pbiaip; A, 8. Web; 5, o. STEPHAN;
6, g. pfeifer; Z, q. Wilfe; 8, ". q.
&oIe; 8, s. 30. 2apbon; 10. s. 9oles
famp; II, gb. Bierf9waie; IL, g.
Wdrb; ID, dug. 2angbein. Wablri6s
ter fnb, fir ben /. prscintt: O. 9.
9upened; 2. Wbitmortb; 3. s. 6.
gpans; a. s. Wieoenfelb; 5. u. Offer.
Die 6teuer ipurbe auf rs Gents ad
valorem am 800; rs Gents fir ipeais
elIe 8erbeKrungen unb % Gents am
800 fir Mese unb 8riiden fefaeiebt.
Die in 3err Gountp gelegenen Sduls
Idnbereien bes GOuntp wurben aus bem
Marft 3uriidse3ogen.